Lawmaking in a pluralist legal order

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Under this theme heading, we explore responsiveness and resistance between lawmaking actors in European private law. Although the proliferation of lawmaking actors outside the nation state can be observed globally, the main focus of the research will be on European private law. The EU is one of the most advanced examples of regional cooperation between nations with regard to economic, but also political and social issues. Using the EU framework as a case study can provide good testing ground for other post-national lawmaking projects.

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Rob van Gestel

R.A.J.vanGestel@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Vanessa Mak, M.Jur

Vanessa.Mak@tilburguniversity.edu

Person: Academic

Daniëlle Op Heij

D.J.B.OpHeij@tilburguniversity.edu

Tilburg Law School, Department of Private Law - PhD-student
Tilburg Law School, Lawmaking in a pluralist legal order

Person: Academic

Eric Tjong Tjin Tai

T.F.E.TjongTjinTai@tilburguniversity.edu

Tilburg Law School, Department of Private Law - Full Professor
Tilburg Law School, Lawmaking in a pluralist legal order
Tilburg Law School, Contracts and networks

Person: Academic

Research Output

Assessing the European Commission's legislative cycle: The problems of linking ex ante impact assessments and ex-post legislative evaluations

van Golen, T., 2020, 298 p.

Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis

Private standards as a replacement for public lawmaking?

van Gestel, R. & van Lochem, P. J. P. M., 2020, The role of the EU in transnational legal ordering: Standards, contracts and codes. Cantero Gamito, M. & Micklitz, H. W. (eds.). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, p. 27-53 27 p.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › Scientific › peer-review